Perfectly fragile

, the power to control my own life, or the power to become whoever I wanted

power he had for nothing but his own gain. H

damaged ego. That's what made him dangerous. The day I found the coura

I did. He knew his loyal pack wouldn't believe me. The smug smirk that spread, t

cally handed him a reason to plague my life as he pleased. Not that it needed

he was showing me a glimpse of kindness. That maybe his h

ers peaked out amongst the overgrown grass. Completely surrounded by walls of tall sturdy

ly secluded from any form of life. Isolation at its worst. I didn't even have the s

ing me to near insanity. The only thing that kept me sane was the alphas regular visits. E

d it was a ploy to dangle the one thing I wanted the most fr

anted me to feel completely powerless, he wanted me hop

e, I could fight but they would win. They always won he wanted me to kno

actions as the pain in my feet made itself known. Holding my breath u

ut, other than alpha and he never knocked. Clasping my hand around the handle I steadily o

miliar to me as I waited for

e killed you y

arris. Someone who probably despises me as much as alpha. I hadn't seen him since I was le

wince, pulling my petite body closer to him his mouth brushi

e to hurt you? Mm mm? are you

hard to keep the contents of my stomach down was proving difficult. The grip

regain balance as I tried to steady myself. It was difficult t

t about wolves. I woke up by the lake with a burnt—out campfire next to me. The wolf was nowhere to be seen, leaving him a c

confused and unsure. I decided that whatever to wolfs motives were for sa

time I tried to piece it together my head would hurt. T

d entered the forest. Not until I tripped over the root of a tree I

wide with fear as they met Jacksons soulless blue eyes. The evil that swirled in them terrified

't you? Squirming in my hands

to him he whispere

d there would be nothing you could do because your weak, complete

ch. Dropping me to the ground tears brimmed my eyes, but I refused to le

I was grasping for air like a starved animal was proving his point. It was showing me them

f my breathing. I couldn't bear to hear their words anymore. I didn't

inst the world. My spirit had always had strength, but I had nothing

g the pack to my o

I was

e I wa

I was

I am n